Ottawa Children Honored for Making Lifesaving 911 Calls
Ottawa Children Honored for Lifesaving 911 Calls

Three young Ottawa residents were honored at City Hall on Monday through the 911 Children’s Achievement Awards for their heroic actions in making lifesaving emergency calls.

Young Heroes Recognized

Christly Dana Julsaint, 12, Kailey Nathoo, 11, and Reem Al Amhad Al Hasan, 11, received the awards for their quick thinking and calm demeanor during critical situations. The ceremony, held on May 4, 2026, celebrated their bravery and the importance of knowing how to respond in emergencies.

Community Impact

The awards program aims to encourage children to learn how to call 911 effectively and to recognize those who have done so successfully. Officials highlighted that these children's actions potentially saved lives, setting an example for others in the community.

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The event was covered by CTV News Ottawa, with reporter Joshua Marano capturing the moment. The children were praised by city officials and emergency responders for their courage.

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